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Feng Ke Li

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Feng Ke Li
Native name李凤科
Born (1952-05-04) May 4, 1952 (age 74)
🏳️ NationalityChinese
🎓 Alma materTsinghua University
💼 Occupation
Entrepreneur
Known forRedevelopment of industrial spaces in Shenzhen
Feng Ke Li - Alumni meeting at Tsinghua University

Feng Ke Li (Chinese: 李凤科, born May 4, 1952) is a Chinese entrepreneur known for his role in the redevelopment of industrial spaces in Shenzhen. He is the general manager and a board member of Ming Feng Yuan Real Estate Group, a board member of Aoyulong Industrial Co., and the founder of Change Feng Corporate.

Early life and education

Li was born in China on May 4, 1952. From 1975 to 1979, he studied chemical engineering at Tsinghua University in Beijing.[citation needed]

Career

After graduating in 1979, Li began his professional career at the Changchun Petrochemical Research Institute as a chemical engineer. In 1985, he moved to Shenzhen and entered the private sector, launching his own business venture in 1988.[citation needed]

In 2019, Li led a redevelopment project converting the AVIC Guihang Building in Shenzhen into a fashion and cultural shopping space. A key part of the project was the creation of the Red Top Artisan Club (Chinese: 红顶艺术空间), which has since been used by the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology Training Center (Shenzhen) for educational and research purposes.[1][2]

Li has promoted the integration of art, fashion, and urban renewal, organizing events at Red Top such as design showcases and community initiatives.[3][4]

Positions

  • General Manager and Board Member, Ming Feng Yuan Real Estate Group
  • Board Member, Aoyulong Industrial Co.
  • Founder, Change Feng Corporate

References

  1. "红顶艺术空间李凤科:为旧厂房注入文化内涵造网红打卡地助推区域经济发展". Tencent Video (in 中文).
  2. "北京服装学院培训中心(深圳)荔秀贵航教研基地挂牌仪式成功举办". China Daily (in 中文).
  3. "深圳"R-TOP红顶艺术空间"甜蜜亮相江苏卫视". Weibo (in 中文).
  4. "深圳市南山区荔秀时装行业协会发起募捐活动". Sohu (in 中文).

See also



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